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    Plot In The Alchemist

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    Plot in The Alchemist The four obstacles are presented to us in the early pages of the introduction. The first obstacle: we are told from childhood onward that everything we want to do is impossible. The second obstacle: love. The third obstacle: fear of the defeats we will meet on the path. Finally the fourth obstacle: the fear of realizing the dream of which we fought for all our lives. We find the first obstacle Santiago faces in page 9‚ where Santiago mentions to his father at a early age that

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    The Alchemist- an inspiring fable The Alchemist is the popular and inspiring novel written by a Brazilian author Paulo Coelho in 1988. The book is originally written in Portuguese. It’s a novel that affiliate with an environment of the spiritual truth of the Middle Age with the melody of the desert. The Alchemist follows the dream‚ symbols‚ signs‚ and adventure follows a tale of young Andalusian shepherd named Santiago who has a dream and has a strong backbone to follow it. By writing this marvelous

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    into wind. Like Santiago‚ a reader can grow to feel more knowledgeable from the words of Coelho because his advice can be accepted and appreciated by all people. The Alchemist expresses beliefs that easily relate to people around the world since at one point or another we all suffer from confusion about our hearts. Coelho beautifully constructed a novel that contains

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    is basically about a guy who is standing outside making donations. Some people pass by and ignore him‚ and others stop and make a donation. The theme is about doing something you are passionate about and helping others. For example on page 11 ‚ “How one chooses to answer that call depend on their personal experiences‚ their availability‚ their financial stability or even their passion for a cause.”The guy making donations is cheerful and happy because he has a passion for it. He’d frown at people passing

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    Henry V

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    dazzled America‚ England‚ France‚ and Spain for over a decade. In the short stories "The Social Triangle" and "A Retrieved Reformation"‚ O. Henry uses the literary devices of symbolism‚ plot twists‚ and characterization. "The Social Triangle" one of the great works by O. Henry‚ uses symbolism‚ plot twists‚ and characterization. The triangle includes a poor hard-working‚ lower-class man named Ikey Snigglefritz who uses his whole weeks pay to setup drinks for a middle-class man named Billy McMahon

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    Reluctant Fundamentalist

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    Reluctant Fundamentalist‚ Mohsin Hamid uses a variety of literary devices to create the tone of confusion and agitation. By doing so‚ Mohsin Hamid also develops a theme of change. All these literary features combine to make an enthralling page-turner. One literary device used by the author to create restlessness in the reader is diction. The author intentionally uses words to create discomfort in the reader. “The twin towers of New York’s World Trade center collapsed. And then I smiled. Yes‚ despicable

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    Emily Dickinson Allegory

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    The authors Robert Frost and Emily Dickinson uses allegory to show greater meaning. The greater meaning of each text the reader has to decipher to formulate the theme. There are multiple literary devices being used such as hyperbole‚ metaphor‚ imagery and etc. But there are multiple themes such as the realization of life‚ what the author regretted‚ the roads that were not taken instead of the road taken and enjoy the beauty in life. The poem “Because I could not stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson

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    Poetry

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    at her and she won’t be happy with her image. And consequently‚ no matter how much the boy exercises and molds his body to look stronger‚ the mirror will still frown at him and he won’t be content with his outside self. * Literary Techniques: One literary technique often used in this poem is imagery‚ mainly because the author is constantly describing the new image for both the girl and boy (the makeup used by the girl and the description of her face; also the workout for the boy and the description

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    Life of Pi

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    and support a central theme. In order to succeed in this task‚ you must narrow down a theme statement. Theme Statements vs. Concepts Death is a concept‚ NOT a theme statement. Belief is a concept‚ not a theme statement. Be careful you don’t use a one or two word concept as a theme. “People will go to incredibly lengths to try to defeat death‚” is a specific theme statement. It talks about a tendency that humans have‚ and incorporates the idea of the American Dream. “Belief in God can help humans

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    In my 17 years of being alive I have never like reading. There is so many words and I have never been able to comprehended them. Out of the few books I have liked I noticed there are qualities that make me enjoy them. Good books are relatable. I believe in a good book you should be able to connect to the writer or the topic on some level. Good books also make you think hard about your life or the topic. If I can relate to the book I am more likely to enjoy it just for that fact. The novel Fast Girl

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